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512: What is Dual Enrollment - with Dr. Jason L. Taylor, Associate Professor, Director of Transfer Student Success, Office of Undergrad Studies at the University of Utah

Dr. Jason L. Taylor, Associate Professor, Director of Transfer Student Success · Office of Undergrad Studies at the University of Utah

Sep 28, 2022 39 min
512: What is Dual Enrollment - with Dr. Jason L. Taylor, Associate Professor, Director of Transfer Student Success, Office of Undergrad Studies at the University of Utah

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We welcome YOU back to America's leading higher education podcast, The EdUp Experience!

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Dr. Jason L. Taylor, Associate Professor, Director of Transfer Student Success, Office of Undergrad Studies at the University of Utah

YOUR guest cohost is Kathleen Kennedy Manzo, Executive Vice President, Education, Labor, & Economy at Hager Sharp

YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio, & 

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What is dual enrollment (aka, dual credit, concurrent enrollment)? Why has it grown exponentially? What does Jason see as the future of dual enrollment?

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